What is the single greatest moment in your teams history?

[Blake]

Pretty self explanitory. I just watch 60 Minutes Away and thought this would make a good topic.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers; In the 2002 NFC Championship game, Tampa had a three-point lead; however, we were struggling in the roll-out gameplan that Gruden had implemented that week.

After his son was born pre-maturely, and still in intensive-care, Joe Jurevicious sparked the Tampa Bay offense with a 70-yard catch-and-run down to the five yard line. (knocked out of bounds by Mr. Dawkins)

I will never forget that moment. I was sitting at my Grandpas house listening to Gene Deckerhoff on 99.5 WQYK.

"It's caught Jurevicius, to the 25 to 30 to 40 to the 50 down the sideline Joe, to the 30, Jurevicius to the 20, 15, 10, he's out of bounds at the 5-yard line you go Joe! You go Joe!"

Jurevicious stepped up big the week before and had an amazing catch against the 49ers.

He will forever be my favorite player in Buccaneer history.

 

[playmaker7]

In 49ers history...maybe...The Catch?

 

[Blake]

I put my heart into that post dawg, let's go man


<___<

 

[Gtown81]

When we went to the Super Bowl in 04

 

[jonathanlambert33]

I have a hard time choosing.

There's the block in the Dome during the 06 season:



There's Deuce in the 06 playoff game against Philly: (5:57 mark)



Punt recovery in 2000 playoff game:



I think the Hakim drop takes it.

 

[brakos]

Earl Campbell's 81-yarder against Miami back in '78.

 

[Mooche]

Earl Campbell's 81-yarder against Miami back in '78.

<3 Love Earl.


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Easily the 06 Super Bowl. The way we won those games in the playoffs, running the football and physically beating up teams, it was a thing of beauty.

 

[RipCity32]

Firing Matt Millen. Easily.

 

[.GR]

My all-time favorite player Jerome Bettis returning to his hometown of Detroit to finish off his career with his only Superbowl win.